Here at the Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences we put our hearts and, more importantly, our world-leading expertise into discovering more about the causes, prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease, the world’s biggest killer. Here are some of the Institute's members speaking about their research and the University:
Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences Research Theme: Thrombosis and Haemostasis
Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences Research Themes: Vascular Biology and Inflammation
Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences: Fellowships
Coronary Microcirculation Research – Dr Neena Kalia
Introduction to the Cardiac Disease research theme
Cardiovascular Research with Professor Larissa Fabritz
Cardiovascular Research with Dr Davor Pavlovic and Professor Wiebke Arlt
Cardiovascular Research with Professor Neil Morgan
Understanding the Role of Platelets in Sepsis
A Collaborative Approach to Platelet Research
Platelets in thrombosis and bleeding
Platelets in Inflammatory Disease
New Anti Platelet Drugs for Cardiovascular Disease and Thrombosis
Cardiovascular Research with Dr Mark Thomas
Cardiovascular Research with Dr Victoria Stoll and Mr Nigel Drury
Cardiovascular Research with Professor Jon Deeks and Dr Winnie Chua
Cardiovascular Research with Professor Ed Rainger, Dr Asif Iqbal and Dr Myriam Chimen
Insights from the Highly Cited - Promoting your work when a new paper is published
Insights from the Highly Cited - What role does international collaboration play?
Insights from the Highly Cited - 3 pieces of advice for researchers to build their profile
Insights from the Highly Cited - What's the secret to becoming an influential, highly cited author?
Insights from the Highly Cited - The role of conferences in building your profile
Athena SWAN - Professor Paulus Kirchhof, Chair in Cardiovascular Medicine
Athena SWAN - Dr Victoria Heath, Lecturer in Molecular Biology
Athena SWAN - Dr Myriam Chimen, Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Research Fellow
Dr Steve Thomas talks about the Cardiovascular Science MRes Course
An introduction to CATCH ME by Professor Paulus Kirchhof